Be willing to stay behind(gān jū rén hòu)

Be willing to stay behind

Ganju Renhou is a Chinese word to describe being willing to fall behind others. From the epitaph of self.

interpretation

Gan: voluntary; Ju: in (a certain position). Be willing to fall behind others.

source

Zhang Dai's self serving epitaph in the Ming Dynasty: "to win fame and gain profits, to be willing to stay behind others, to watch games, to let people first."

Examples

She is a person who has a mission and is running with all the power of life, so he doesn't want to run. (Lao She's four generations in the same hall, May 8)

usage

As predicate, object, adverbial; used of people.

Chinese PinYin : gān jū rén hòu